Category Archives: Nezaradené

Illustration photo “Every beginning is difficult,” says a proverb. Does this sentence also apply to the beginning of the Christian life? I remember how difficult it was to learn to swim when I was a little boy. At the same … Continue reading →

Blessed are the pure in heart, because they will see God ▪ Mt 5, 8. B. Häring in the book Our stagnation in the new world writes: “Not external success, not economic and technical progress, but a pure heart (Mt 5, … Continue reading →

Today, we celebrate the memory of the Immaculate Heart of Mary—a heart filled with God, willing to listen and obey. In biblical language, the heart refers to the deepest essence of a person, from where all thoughts, words, and deeds … Continue reading →

Respect for the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a result of the cult of the Eucharist, is a two-fold object of our devotion. It first presents us with the bodily Heart of the Lord Jesus, a symbol of respect and adoration. … Continue reading →

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Born:673 June 5, memorial Position: archbishop and martyr OSB Death: 754 Patron: Germany, especially the Diocese of Fulda and Thuringia; brewers, tailors, and booksellers Attributes: bishop, rebuke, raven, book, fox, sword, spring, axe, tree CURRICULUM VITAE After entering the monastery, … Continue reading →

Hypocrisy is not the language of Jesus, and it must not be the language of Christians either, because a hypocrite is capable of killing a community. Christianity and hypocrisy are incompatible. Hypocrites, Jesus uses so many times in referring to the … Continue reading →

No good father, no good mother, spares admonition when he sees his child hurtling towards misfortune. There is always hope that he may come to his senses and convert. Jesus acts similarly. He reminds the leaders of the nation of Israel of … Continue reading →

Cardinal Péter Erdő with the relic of Saint Stephen during the mass on the occasion of the 939th anniversary of the canonization of the first Hungarian king. The Hungarian primate is respected in Europe and Africa, he is a recognized … Continue reading →

Jesus’ declaration in John 9:39, “I have come into this world as a judge: so that those who do not see may see, and those who see may become blind,” holds deep significance in our current era of uncertainty and … Continue reading →